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,..nnndence solicited from onrfrieads j
miTl parts of the State, on topics of gene
, interest. Political news and reports of
crops are especially desirable;:
"post office Itegnlatioti,!
VoST Ofticb, Wilmikotok. N. C, I
March 81, 1875S.
Fr0m this date the malls will . close as
follows:
Northern (morning) mail ....5 a. m.
. .i r.torht mail ' 8 T). m.
noruici" v"-fc '
I ii ft t n
Soutnern mau -
Hars of opening and closing Reading
bpenat 8 A. m., ciose at iociuch xr. au
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ii
3i P. M.,
8 P. M.,
P.M.
P.M.
VOTE FOR GRANT.
fiEf . P. Riwsll' & Co., are the ar
borized agents for the P8T in New
Fork.
Griffin & Hoffman, Baltimore, Md.
reauthorized agents for the Post.
LOCAL ITEMS.
All sorts ot blanks printed and for sale by
.G. Hall. Office on Princess st. tt
What has become of the park move-
bent?
If you want to get Bargains, go to
Hasstein &Co.15 Market St. t
The County Commissioners meet this
tternoon. . - - -
Let us f have the market house rc-
boved. It is a dire necessity.
MMA mm . , . .
Rcsy cheeked girls begin to trudge
onir tue sirecrs wiiu ineir scuoi uoujw.
iL.! I 11 1 .
jTis a pleasant sight.
The cheapest lot of Hats and Caps
i be sold at S. Hanstein & Co., 15
arket street. t
Mosquitoes stay as long as grapes are
Le fashion. More grapes and -less mos
uitoes would make us happier..
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A very pleasant crowd went down
Le river on the Waccamaw this morn
g. We hope they will have a good
me. -:7-v
The largest aod best stock of Cloth
S and Dry-Goods to be bad at S.
axstein & Co., 15 Market St. t
Nothikg strange occurred at the
prd house last night, and the single
ia! at tut Mayor's court went on as
as milk and water.
But your Boots, Shoes, Blankets,
iaw!s, Furs, &c, &c, at S. Hanstein
Co., 15 Market St. t
Mayor's Court.
fa Honor James Wilson, Mayor, pre
siding.
Nelson Pepper, charged with dis-
e'rly conduct was charged $ 3 00 and
sts,
jpUXGE8 'Squire Woodford is to
ppy the office opposite the Court
fuse, now occupied by Capt. J. M.
lse. The Captain removes to the
pr of South Water and Dock, and
open a Cigar Manufactory and
Pt-H. C. Brock will occupy the office
pted by 'Squire Woodford.
Inhere will be a grand Mass Meeting
tae Republicans of Union Township
Saturday, October 5th, 1672, at the
jadley Pi g ford place.
F Peeches by the Hon. Win. McLau-
wd Joseph C. Hill, Esq.
ptte one and all.
order of Township Committee.
Elijah Pate,
Chairman.
ApK Fear Agricultural Associ-
E0. The Executive Committee, all
e Presidents and Associates included
requested to meet each Friday night
0 cock at the office of the Presi-
ait for the tranaction ot such busi
ly tstnov nn,. U Sm.
28,1873. President.
THC TOV7irc?aEIt
CnrT
v ytii;, x
luermomctcr atrooon 4:
Tw.. 1 tJ
bat quite feeble.
wen. iwDi. Kansom passed through
the C tT xesterdar -
It is ffetUD? cold and , our rdn
should get their cellars cooZai likewise.
ia fortunate as 'twere is not ao lmmtnae
supply op hand. '
J nJge Cant weir, Solicitorr'
uisinct nas removed, office to a ro xn
in the Court House. . 1 i ,
Decayed apples are barf thini to
throw. We saw two locals hit by. one
yesterday, and it scattered worse than a
shot gun.
Princess Street is becoming city-
fie J udge Cant well's old office is to
lawyers and printers we presume
The tintinnabulation of the bells,
bells, bells, heard about the Court House,
comes from the brazen boxes suspended
from bovine necks and is not conducive
to happiness.
jr- The Raleigh News puts its of fish al j
seal upon its whal-ing 'propensities:
That local spouts well as a jfn-ished
If he would come out
of his jtteK;and not be so. crab bed he
might show his muscles &nd not flounder j
sj when he sails into sea terms. I
Attention R eptibtto ans nv Ttttuti
Wabd. There will be a meetinc at the
- - s I
Armory ICoom, at Ulty, lialroa Monday I
evening next at 8 o'clock, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Grant and Wilson
Club. It is hoped that every Republi-
can in Third Ward will turn out. Let
every Republican attend, and see that
bis neighbor does likewise. j
v" .bw
A. J. Denton,
J. N. Hostler.
' : Goats. A cumposition by little Char
ley: 'Goats are a nuisance. They open
front gates and walk into the yard with
out permission, and are a nuisance. I
mean William goats. When they get
into the front yard they eat the rose
bushes, for they are a nuisance. 7il
11am goats are a no account sort of ani-
mal, because they are a nuieauc ! They
won't stay out of our yard, for they are
such a nuisance. I wish my pa would
kill him, he is such an awful nuisance.
They are no use and smell badly, and
commit trespass, iortbey area nuisance.
I shouldn't like to be a goat and be ha
ted by everybody. We may be happy
yet. Charley."
Our CotempoRart don't like it be
cause our President is not an orator.
We presume he likes Andy Johnson,
Oreeiey, Wendel Phillips and sich. GeD.
Grant made one speech which should
forever endear him to the Southerner?"
but they seem to have forgotten it. He
said to the Confederate soldiers after
their capitulation, "go home and take
your horses with you ana make a crop."
And again be said that if Generals Lee
and Johnson were to; be. arrested for
treason after le had parolled them, he
would resign bis commission as General
of the United States Army. Theee
i
golden words were of more practical
bemfit than all the Sage of Chapp&qoa
ever uttered.
Our County Commissioners with the
good of the peop'e at heart, have erect
ed a bridge as we had occasion to re
mark yesterday, called "lilack's Bridge."
Now let our city fathers have some con
sideration for the inhabitants of the citv
onrl ort o rUoonf onrl oofo hrirUa nrnr
v . 6- I
the railroad on Fourth street. The
present crszy structure is a disgrace to
the city, and a very dangerous thorough
fare indeed. One of these days we
ihall have to pay more damages than a
respectable bridge would cost, for some
serious accident. The cit? "over the
railroad" is rapidly growing, and the
constant travel over this bridge, espe
cially now that all the transportation to
the depot goes this . route, demands
some speedy action. The present struct-
: 1..,on. T.x,f .
a new bridge I
- Acting Secretary Richardson has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New
York to purchase one million of bonds
. , ii -
on eaca t? wuj,auu wrti uuf uit.v
lion of gold on each Thursday during
the month of October.
. ' no BSerilf of Robeson county will
attend at the following limes and places
foribe purpose of collecting the balance
j ' - - . .
dae of he State and county taxes for
the year 1872 r
iBmberbridgc' October
7tb, 1872
8tb
: 9th
10th
11th
1 12rh
Smith's. :
T( , 7 . . : :
White House.
-rjl,-14th.
:' ' tV ' 17th
M " ' 18th
ty 19th
i Dteriing 'a alius,
Wish art's,
?Tlllc
f Uaiofblp
f amocrton,
K. M oMillan Bheriif.
VQi. James. Sinclair. -and Nat McLean
s 4 . . - ... ... ....
will address their fellow citiicens in
favor f Grant and Wilson, at each of
the Sherifi's appointments. All are in
viced. : ';- : ; ; " " ' '
STATE ITEMS. -
Tiiere are from 5 to 10 beeves sold
in the Favctteville market daily.
The price of gas m Fayettcville has
been reduced to $7 00 per 1,000 feet,
but there is an extra charge lor rent of
metre to all persons who don't burn cs
much as 100 feet during a month.
'Tni!.A8bevilie" Citizen says a true bill
has been found in Macon Co untv.s gainst
Bay less Henderson, for the murder of
Cap t. Nimrod S. Jarrett and the case
will be tried at th
e next term of the
nAnrf
v "
There will Le in the next Lrgisla-1
tuire, . VlV colored members-4 in the
" . .
oeoais auu m u e uouse. xuiaisai
gam of one ln .tiie Senate and a less ot
some toor ia tbe House.
. Tue local of the Ashevi:ie Citizen I
offers a premium of two dollars each
for every apple weighing twenty-six I
ounces and oue dollar for those weigh- I
6 I
n ttvn v.tivp niinprfl
"'. .;,
The Raleigb says: Applica-
tiou has been made to the Executive
, n t . . ,
Committee of the State Agricultural
Society by the Star Bape Bail Club of
this city, aod the U. S. C ub, composed
of soldiers at ihe garrison, to play a I
match game on each day of the first
three days of the ensuiogFair.
The Fayetteville Eagle teHs of a man
ln Moore County, carrying a barrel of
turpentiue a distance of two miles to a
isiincry, on a cart drawn Dy mmseir,
which, when he had disposed of the
same, was seen going home from the
sun tic ii iiijc jje&sciivi ituu a 551 t;e wi
bacon aboard.
The Rileigh Neics complains loudly
nf th "hp ,n !.nfr nnican wl.inh
seems to bean epidemic with the boys J
in that city. Saturday last a small negro
..... .. ... I
Doy was suot in tne eye oy a small wuite
b0y aj jn play, but it resulted in the I
n033 0f tnc bov's eye. The boys have I
destroyed with their shooters over f 50
worth of window lights of the Baptist
Church : tbjT gas lamps of the city have
been almost riddled with them, and the
practice is fast becoming an intolerable
nuisance.
Notes From the Capital.
From the Chronicle
The stamp duty upon all lega' in
struments expired yesterdav. Bank
checks, drafts or orders will still require
to be stamped.
Durintr the mon'h of ScDtember I
. &, , . J
Ml service has been extended over two j
mat
hundred and exighty five and a quarter
miles cl railroad.
In tl?e announcement ot xlonda clans and Surgeons, on Third street, oppo
appointments and removals 'in yester- 8ite GityiHall,
terday's Chronicle the names became PATENT MEDICINES,
transposed. Thev should read: F. B. I
. . " . -
Bassnctt has been appointed United
States District Attorney for the North-
ern District of Florida, vice H. H. Bis-
bee, Jr., removed; and Charles Cowan
United States Marshal for the Northern
District of Florida, vice Sherman Co-
nant, removed.
LATEST
From Ohio.
CtXClSJTATI, Oct- 2
Tho cotton departments of the Cincinnati
Industrial Exposition will remain open for
eninesuiiuixonuwiw, premiums wmw
A. I . At "T l 1 V 9 . X IV m
awarded November 13. The Commissioners
offer silver medals for the best bales from
Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Al-
abama. and Tennessee, and sweepstake for
the best bale from the seven states. . In ad- J
dmo tese, large
offeredby themerchanUoftheclty, AppUr
caUons already made, indicate iadisptey -fUn
atCeeding that ofariy previous exposition in J
tbisline. '
, rrFron TSshinrton.
- vl- V 't Washikotos, Oct. 2
Cbar!f 'f1
plains n&t the present reactionists move-
ment ipJapea:by saying that it is an effort
of the older men in public life, to counteract
the progressive movement ; of the young
men, -who hare obtained virtual controllof
affairs. More hopes' the building of the two
Japanese vessels In New Yorkj will not long
w ucuueu on tLncmn n i. . or innns. . .-
From Kentucky. -
Lotjisvxuub, October 1.
: A Ctonvention.of the Superintendents of
- umj, wwiu xtAUAwu. uici,
nere tms atiernoon to rearrange the time
tables of the AVestern and Southern Rail
road The Association also met this evening.
'' .' IrrixB Rock, OctTi
A full liberal ticket is nominated: three
i -
I Republicans, and, the balance Democrats.
Andrew Hunter, Democrat, nomind
for
V V CI UUa
From California'.
; r : - San Fbanctsco; Oct, 2.
The Great Republic took toreeuarter of ,
a million treasure to Yokohama.
The. newspapers denounce ; the acnuital of
jurs. jfair as a niocftery of j ustice.
There was a three-Becond earthquake here
this morning. . ,
From NcwYork ' a
' . NawjroBKOc2. "
The refonn organization nominated "WVF.
Havemeyer for Mayor.' . . ' ; ,
Two thousand dollars worth of diamonds
have been seized. They were smuggled from
Havana.'
By;Cable
London, October' 2.
Lord Hatherly has resigned the chancel-
1 lorship. The Solicitor, General in address-
I ing his constituents congratulated, them
I upon securing the ballot and Ensrlands
peace with all nations. : He declared the
award of tfie'GeneVa Tribunal could be paid I Regalator, Freemanldg New York,
I without infrpAsJnf-h tnTPB .;fc.-j.-,A.-Jl3?.-- w-r- tv : - .parry
, . ;
Heir York-' HI rkt' V-;-
nkw York, October 2
Stocks steady. GoldflM; Money tktrj-g
Gvm
steady. v
841168 of futures, last evening were 2,600
bales, as follows? l (Vffthfr Ifiilfil. NTvm
I. ""
berl8g; February 19M619; May2sets.
'1,vHlTT ,
.J?,.'. MkT0'"
leans 19 cents. Sales of 688 bales. Flour
dulland heavy: Wheat dull and drooping.
Corn qiiet and nrm. Pork steady mess
S14 15S14Z0. Lard dull steam 8Ji85 cts.
Spirits Turpentine 64 ets.f Rosin dull at
W go for strained. Freights firm.
. Foreign Markets.
1 London, October 2 Noon.
Consols 92 ; new 5's
LivebpooTj, October 2-Noon.
Cotton opened quiet ; aplands 0d; Or
eans LATEB.
Cotton closed firmer; uplands 9K9d.;
Orleans 9j10d. Sales of 18,000 bales to spec-
n n i r r . r h r. n aa
Notice.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist-
ing between the undersigned, under the firm
and style of Brock & Webb, was dissolved
- 1 A AT 1(V11. ,1 ex I
mufcUB1 w"" U1 p- i
temDer 1872 All debts of the co-partnership j
wi I be pald Dy Mr WeDD and ne alone is
a"11101 to sisn in liquidation,
H. c. BROCK,
oct 1
116-lw
A CARD.
JJAVING purchased the Interest of Mr.
Brock, I will continue to conduct the busi
ness at the old stand, No. 1 Granite Row
where I will be happy to see my old friends
and customers,
octl 116-lw. II. WEBB.
NEW DRUG STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED has opened a largo
A and varied assortment of
FRESH DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
I A V4o nan fifsvra rti f Vi a tfVkll aero nf "PVivcf
TnxTmMvr)ri?a
4 : Uiiifc7,
s In great variety
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, 5
TOILET ARTICLES, etc.
,
StOXO Open at all ROUTS, day and
night.
W. COWAN GREEN,
Licensed Dispensing Chemist.
Proprietor.
66-1f
July 23
BINFORD CROW & CO..
jJAVE IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE,
1,000 Barrels Floor -
lOO Bags Coffee,
AO Barrels Sugar,
i 100 Barrels Pork,
iV1 20 ,OOQ Bushels Corn,
And a full Una of
RE S?
Which they offer as low as the lowest.
I; ;:OIVE US A -CALL. . , ; ,
$ countrv orders given special attention.
junell . 24-tf
COMMEIlCIA5Lr
f - WJCDNESDAY, Oct. 2-l:S0 P. If.
; .Cbudb TTuBPEmss-Is : without change
In priced and the sales this'inornlne are 185
j hbls. at $5 69 for virgin and yellow dip and
f 3 50 lor hard, per 2S0 fts, .. ,
I Spibits TTOKrararB The market to-day
i rniPR mnr nntof - an4 v.& .t i
lower. Sales reported of 813 casks at
cents per gallon for Southern packages. .
Rosra Sales of 869 bbla. at tl for strain-
ed, 4 25 for extra No. 2. $4 50 for Nvl,
o ior extra xxo. l, and $o for low Fale.
1 t5q kki- MMt. ..u .. M
TabS bbls. receiyed and sold at C3
perhbi. - f, ; -v--; vf7r -i-TTTTrrf Z "TVvr
CoTTos-Theaaies this morning;areC2 GOIDin 1011 "TTowTlOTlf'" -bles,
as follows : 3 at Itf at ICt, 37 at ,WU1"WblUll JLieX CilCUlt.
marine: -
... - ... ... - -... r ,, r ,- (. . .i -1 i 'n
ARRIVED. ,-i';v-,v .
6 Steamship Regnlator,-"Freeman,s from
New York, to Barry Bros. . - - - j -.
8tmr R Jfi Lee, Skinner, from FaycttevUIe,
, cleared:, - , ,:,
2 Schr Ben Borland, Blaisdell, , for Dani
riscotta, Me, by O Q Parsley. - j s
Br Barque Barnia, Pellow, for Antwerp,
by G G Barker & Co. - - - , . V;
Br Barque Mystic Tie, Coffill; lor Rotter
dam, by G G Barker fc Co.r , ;
8teamship Tocawanda,. Wiltbanks. for
Philadelphia,' by Worth & Worth.
' ; ' ; EXPORTS. ' :
- COASTWISE. ; , . .
Damriscotta. . Mp afhr Rpn . Rrvrloi
1 110,000 feet lumber, 1
V . " , FOREIGN.
: Antwerp Br Barque Sarnia--3,903 bbls
rosin.
Rotterdam-.Br Barqe MysUc Tic-i75
bbls spirits turpentine, 3,105 do rosin.
li8t'rt - Vessels xn the Port of Wil
mingto n i N C.V Oct. I, 1872.
steamships:
Bros
i jaeoecca yiyaet v;mias, lug jjait,
A D Cazaux
.:; J ; r -.r -fBAROUES
Br Sarnia, Pellow," ldg'Europe.
si-v -- :;-;v5v v-f .w u uarker &.uo
MMS
I Br Ansdell, Key, dis, DeRosset & Co
I ter Claudia, Dmse, dis, VVillard Bros
I BARQOEANTINE
Pn.et Vic. VMnnJ 1.. c
BSB"' -"t :'4g.-
Br Leonora, Edmondson, dis. C r0
Vick MebanC
. ' -
Marv E Dana. Lathamrdk :r ft P.r.1
j Br Maud, Pritchard, diB, DeKoseet&Co
SUUOONER
eu Borland, Blaisdell, dis, 0 G Parsley
n P. Rcarsc Und frrlnn lrlcr Hnitnn
O G Parsley
unas xennis, joeDson, a u uazicx
List of Vessels Sailed tor this Port.
, - NEW YORK. '
Br Barque Oarily, Jayne, eld Aug 22
Schr John, .Williams, eld fcept21
BUSTON.
Ger Barque Claudia, Dioee, eld Sept 5
CARDIFF.
Cormorant, Hansen, eld Aug 12
MUSICAL.
PIANOS of the best Manufacturers!
ORGANS of a world wide reputation.
MEroDEOV8
'
GUITARS
VIOLINS
Barj s, lambunnes
AccordeoLs, Flutes, Fifes,
Fingeoletres, Hai monicas, &c.
Sacred, Operatic and Sheet music of all kinds.
Ladies and lovers of music will be waited
on by Prof. Jas. Paradis, who will be pleased
to play and select pieces according to grac
and taste of scholar, at
HEINSBERGER'S
Live Book Store.
oct 2
117
J. D. Love's Bookstore.
It E HI O V-A L .
HE undersigned has removed his Book
store to ,No. 27 orth Front street, two doors
above the Hotels, where his old patrons and
the public generally will find a good stock I
to select from. Reasonable prices and prompt
polite attention
J. D. LQVE,
No. 27 North Front street.
116-2t
oct 1
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
I LX. the latest novelties at the
LM.
lowest prices.
Bargains !
At
may 20
Sa.rsa.ixis !
M. M. KATZ'S,
36 Market street.
2-tf
Marshal's Office,
CITY OF WILMINGTON, i
Sept. 30th, 1872.
THE ORDINANCE concernlne Cows will
be strictly enforced on and after the 10th of
October, 1872.
By order of the Mayor.
W. P. CAN ADA Y,
City Marshal,
sept 39-3t Journal and Star copy 3t
IPnrcell House,
J, Ii. D."VriS, I?roprietor. i
FBOM AND AFTER THIS DATE the rates
for Transient Boarders are 12 50, $3 00 anu
H 00 per , day, . according to location and
rooms.
Day Boarders $S 00 per week.
Julv 49-tf
! Old Goods!
GBEE1IWALD- B CO.,
22 KOSm WATZ2 amnr. f
'NeTtifAnvfA.'nntT.-j ... -
I XIQTJOES WINES
i -1 . . - . . ' . '
50 ; :. ! foiNa L' r
I 25?, Afln4l of Fancy Uquom. whlei wl
I termv aaearSU5eMt MTOnbl
5Lr bestSodrintll SSnS
I Jan 11 7 7-M" juurpurcnaseB.
SO I 'RICTH A IV I nvr iA-
1 - : :
. 'MILL FEED.
'-'. . AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE.' ;
Cor Camden tePaca S ts
Baltimore. lid.
'
icp1Ij ' lyw
A. ADRIAN. iV h. VOLLERB
, ADKIAN & V0LLERS.
7. WHOT.ICSAT.K "'"."I ik ;. - . .. , .,.
rCrroccrica and ILiIquoro, ;
Importers of German and Havana Cigar.
- . T . -AND : : - ' - '
OomxnissionMerobxmi''
SouthEast Gornkr Dock and F&obt -Streets.
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WILMINGTON, N. CL . .
rf2SSfW-' Stock
of GrrieaimdLiquhT &rci7D53S
I And it to their Interest to give uijkcSl
before b
elsewhere. ;
- mav 17
' - .Mauufacturers and dealers in -
n souisis fuhniuhinS o ob&s.
Guns, Btoves,Lanterns, Kerosene. OU Tin
" Sheet Iron Ware.
2 : Roofing done at short noticed '
Agents for Fairbank's Scales,
-o J Front Street,
W. EL DART
lilPFITT'S DIJILDIXO
SOUTH FRONT ST.,
WIIMIlSTGrTON, 3ST. O.
Plnmlier, Steam ani Gss Fitter
and dealer In
Wroyght and Galvanized Iron Pipes,
Brass Cocks, Valves, Gas Fixtures,
and all descriptions of
FITTINGS FOR STEAM, WATER
AND GAS.
Particular attention paid to fitting' op of
COTTON MILLS,
with Steam, Gas and Water,
pot 12 148-tf ..'
S. H. MANNWGr,-
COMMISGIOn UEQCIlAtlT.
AKOSXALIRni
Groceries, Promois, Dry Coots
ClotMm, k k,
No. 22 and 24 North Water StreeK
WILMINGTON, N. a .
Consignments and Cash Orders Solicited
nov23
151-ir
Mferrill's Restaurant,
THEaEM,
No. 10 SOUTH WATER STREET.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Meals at all Hoars. Tke best Wines
Liquors and Cigars always oa
Hand. The Public arc
invited to call,
t2P S3.l7
CLIFFORD HOUSE,
NORTH FRONT STREET,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
ILL WILL REMEMBER THAT I All
a constantly supplied with Liquors, ClKars
and Tobacco, of the err best. PurnUbe4
rooms are aisoaept for the lommmnHmt
of the traveling pnbe.
vj-aj jfvitp, rTopnetoif
nov
F. A. 8HUTTE,
No. 3 AND 5 GRANITE ROW,
Dealer in
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
WINDOW SHADES, ...
PAPER HANGINGS, PICTURE
FRAMES, CORDS, ,
TASSELS, FRINGES, &c.t &c.
Having just received a supply of Furniture,
lam prepared to glvje the public as good
bargains as can be had in the city.
please call and examine.1
mavis: V U7-lr
The best now made. .
and superior to any in
PIANOS
AND
eiegance or tone, touch,
finish aud durability.
Sold at Factory Prices
kmly.by FroX J. F.
RUECKERT, Piano-;
Organ Bales Rooms. lis-.
sonic HalL 67 and 9,
Market st. Wilmington.
mav 23 5-tV
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